Warrnambool student challenges attitudes towards those with autism

Sian Johnson
Updated September 13 2016 - 6:25pm, first published 5:30pm
Speaking up: Brauer College student Bryce Pace, 17, was given the opportunity to talk to a state parliamentary committee about his experience living with autism. Picture: Rob Gunstone
Speaking up: Brauer College student Bryce Pace, 17, was given the opportunity to talk to a state parliamentary committee about his experience living with autism. Picture: Rob Gunstone

If you had told Bryce Pace a year ago he would stand in front of a state parliamentary inquiry and speak with candid confidence about his personal experience with autism, he wouldn’t have believed you.

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Sian Johnson

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